Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-06
The Friends of the Condemned Men
Say the Newspapers Are Respon-
sibIe for the Verdict.
Requests Being Sent to the Chicago
Ministers for Utterances in Behalf
Of the Convicted Anarchists.
Gov. Oslesby to be Besioged Wednesday by
Friends OF the Anarchists, oome to
Plead for g Communication.
UNABLE TO RENT A HALL.

up as it appears that for some cause or
other we have been boycotted by ali the
nall owners, even though we offered unu-
sual rental. The association will make
an eff Jrt TO secure permission TO erect
amnesty stands on the streets, in charge
OF members of the association.
ONLY THREE HAVE SIGNED.
CHICAGO, Ill Nov 5-Tnree OF the
condemned anarchists have signed petit
ton to the Governor asking executive
clemenc7. Four OF them still refuse to
90 30. The friends CT these four Plead
names OF E1gel, Lingg, Fischer and Par
SONS were not secured, when the final
meeting for the day broke up at 6
O'Clock. 1t is now definitely understood
that the exerti3ns On the part Of outside
friends to save the condemned mems
lives are being carried ont with q view OF
complying with the expressed wishes OF
Governor Oglesoy. TO this end indi-
ted containing only the names Of Fielden
ana Scnwab.
TO Ask CLEMENCY ON WEDNESDAY.
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 5.-Tne following
telegram showing the exact time when
| Governor WAS sent forward last night:
To James E. QGinp, John Swinton, Robert G.
| Inge sci, anu.otheIs a. New York.
The formal application to the Governor
for ciemt ncY for the anarchists will be
made Wednesday, November 8. The Chi
/ csgo delegation leaves here Tuesday
night. All delegations should be in
Springfield not later thsn Wednesday
morning. [Signedl
GEORGE A. SCHILLING.
AN ANARCHIST THREAT.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-As crowded
meeting Of the Progressive L3bOr psrty
d! jiag Germans assembly rooms, S. Z.
4 'SatchVitch, editor Of the Leader, inside q
speech in which he said: "I ain expected
TO make & campaign speech, but Can't
bring myself to speak calmly. This is
Friday, November 4, and on Fridsy, No
vember IL, the greatest crime ana most
stroclous murder ever perpetrated il
fixed TO take place in Chicago; but | tell
you, if this crime OF bsse murder is com
mitted, the end will so0n follow. Ii those
heroes are hanged the days CT all those
concerned in the Oursge ard murder will
be rackoned Gnd the day will not be faI
off when they will have TO answer for TIE
blood they shed by every spark CT lie il
their worthless bodies" Loud cheers
and cries; Of skill them dynamite !"
"But let them hang, seven lives
will not harm our cause. Let
them kill seventy, yes, 1000, and on their
graves 100000 others will arise. tell
you, II these men are hanged next July
something thousand times worse than
our late civil war will follow; We will not
sac 1t done without acting"
VISITED BY ECCENTRIC KISS NINA.
CHICAGO, ILL Nov. 5'-Late last nigh
Nina Vsn Zartit and her mother called OK
Captain Shack and officers at the
Cnicsgo avenue station. Miss Van Z.nd
presented petition addressed to Gov
ernor Oglesby, asking for communication
of the sentence Of the anarchists, and re-
quested the Captain to sign it. Sht
pleaded with him for over twenty min
utes but the doughty police official de-
clined to attach his signature. TIE cir
asked and obtained permission to solici
the officers in the station for their names
but failed to secure 8 single one. Before
leaving she distributed G number o
TrCmbuu'e pamphlets, "Wzs it Fai
Trisl," and left lot mere Of them G;
! the sergesnt's desk, by whom, st S9sack'
, |
: TO the wsste-bssket as soon as she haC
left the building.
ALL ASK FOR CLE1I2NCY.
| CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 81 expec. Il
GO to Springfield Monday with 3 petition
, to the Governor for clemeHcy signed b,
ell seven OF the condemned men," saii
Captain Bsck to reporter to-day
l.f'Sucn g petition as I shall carry does no
J fJ,sS "a m on roNnuaPo their nriDci
pies, that they are down on their narroV
bones begging for mercy or tnat they re
gard themselves IS guilty OF eny crime
1t will comply with the law in the matte
snd call on Governor O5iesby co perform
/ his judicial act,
t Captain Black did not think the state
attorney would oppose the application
AS to VINO would go with him he did no
know.
! The charges Of criminal libel sgsins
the owners Of the Aroeiter Zeitung Whicl
; we're made against them, came up 70
: hearing today. The offensive editoria
paragraphs alleged that Sequer, at on.
time the friend Of Spies, had been paiC
$500 by enemies of the anarchists, to leav
3 the city end thus avoid testifying favor
t ably for the defense. Attorney Sismons
+ Zsisler, of The anarchist trial fame, con
{ Quoted the csse for the defendants. Fl
began By disclaiming that his clients
were editors and owners of the Athletic
t Zeitnng, snd demanded that the prosecu
: ton prove they were. This, it aprears
viii be somewhat difficult. because tn
g Arbeiter Zsitung people have so srtiull
{ conducted their business thst the respor
: sipiEty seems - lie nowhere.
THKRE SHOULD BE PENALTY.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5-This aEternoo
District Chemist Richardson examine
, the package snd found that Hopkins stor
| Es TO tie contents OF the Internal machiG
was correct, except that the peTcussio
: caps were unexploded. Sperry is II
! person who called st the Caisf Justice
! nome Thursday afternoon ami inquired
Z mysterious-l0okiug package mad .bee
; received. Assistant Attorney GsEgyi
Bryant of the Postcffice Department sAi
to-day, referring to the transnissio
Of explosives through the mails and Il
penalty attached TO mailing the ssm
i, that the postal laws Only declare III
mailable explosives or other matter lab
20 ipjure the mails or the persons h6nc
= ling The same, and make it the duty
e the postal authorities TO withdraw sue
o matter from the mails when diseovereI
: None of the statutes defining the pest
crimes makes 1t criminal oEense